PLATAFORMAS DE BIENES COMPARTIDAS
¿Un instrumento para facilitar la transición hacia un Metrópoli Circular?
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Organiza: INICIATIVA “METROPOLI CIRCULAR”
Lugar: Sede de Socya, Cl. 30 #55-198, Medellín, Guayabal, Medellín, Antioquia
Fecha: jueves, 23 de junio
Hora: 10:00AM – 12:00PM
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Tópicos de conversación:
- ¿Lanzar una Plataforma de Bienes Compartidas en Medellín y su área metropolitana es un instrumento efectivo para facilitar la transición hacia un Metrópoli Circular?
- De que manera se podrá cooperar para realizar la transición del área metropolitano del valle de aburra hacia el “metrópoli circular” líder de la región Latino Americana.
- ¿Cuales son las oportunidades a corto plazo para activar la transición hacia una economía local sostenible y circular en la ciudad?
- Que tipos de compromisos se podrá lograr entre actores clave de la ciudad/área metropolitana para avanzar con la implementación concreta de soluciones compatibles con la visión compartida de realizar un metrópoli circular y sostenible?
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Orador Principal (ingles)
Ken Alston (EE. UU.) - CONFIRMADO
Managing Partner, Circularity Edge LLC.
CEO of Circular Assets LLC.
Asesor Senior en Economía Circular Sostenible, Plataforma de Economía Circular de las Américas
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Panel del Conversatorio (español)
* Slendy Diaz, Fundadora y Gerente, Activist
* Mauricio Zenteno Casas, Circulus.CO y Cofundador Punto Circular
* Carlos Cadavid Restrepo, Cofundador y Asesor Senior, MDE Urban Lab
* Carlos Mario Bernal Jaramillo, Director Hábitat Sostenible, Cámara de Comercio de Medellín
* Ricardo Cardona, Director, Centro Nacional de Salvamientos, SURA
* Omar Fernando Zapata, Socya
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Moderador (español & ingles)
Kevin de Cuba, Cofundador de la Fundación para el Desarrollo Sostenible de las Américas (ASDF) y Cofundador y Socio de la Plataforma de Economía Circular de las Américas.
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